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Hello, SchoolRN2018, I would also like to know the school. I am sort of in the same boat and ave been looking into schools.

I just got accepted for the fall '15 year. I have yet to officially begin, there is an orientation coming up soon that I'm looking forward to. I wish that I could get into contact with someone who has done the program at the main campus. I really want some valid advice about the program. I am a bit nervous, not knowing what to expect. If you feel that it would give you the edge on others I encourage you to get your CNA. I thought about getting it just for the experience. If you want, as the ball start rolling I can give you information here and there about the program. I wouldn't mind helping a fellow nursing, or pre-nursing student.

Hi, Prettybritty. I am not sure if any of the others answered your question. But I got accepted into the nursing program at the main campus and I had a 3.1. Also, from my understanding if you go to the Langston campus you do not need the CNA, but the Tulsa campus requires one. I don't understand quite why, but I was freaking out about whether to get one or not. On my requirements it does not list CNA license.

Here comes Joe, again, to tell us how much his patients love him. I'll be glad when he's off (sigh), he's such a goody two shoes.

Aha, he must be the new guy. I guess he's just finding out, that ole Sally Mae likes to wander off. Should we tell him where he can find her? (unison) NOOOO! He'll find her soon enough...

Can someone tell Joe to pleasssse lay off of the Joe.